0109 Sheet – Supreme Court Georgia Appeals of Leo Frank, 1913, 1914

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sat there at the door until he notified me to do that.

Q. I'm talking about the time you went and got that man and came back? A. I was standing by the door, yes, sir.

Q. Stood there from that on? A. No, sir, I didn't stand there from that on.

Q. What did you do? A. I stood there about the trash barrel then.

Q. On the first floor? A. Right there by the side.

Q. And then you heard them going back? A. I heard them go to Mr. Frank's office, yes, sir.

Q. When you were standing at the door, you couldn't see them go into Mr. Frank's office? A. No, Sir, I couldn't see them go into Mr. Frank's office.

Q. Wasn't you at Mr. Frank's office at that time? A. Not at the door, no, sir, when you are at the door you ain't there at Mr. Frank's office.

Q. When do you hit his office? A. When you hit that trash barrel.

Q. Now, did anybody else come that day? A. This second time? Q. Yes. No sir, nobody else come.

Q. How long did Mr. Frank stay there that time? A. I don't know sir how long he stayed there that time.

Q. About how long? A. Stayed there that time about a half a hour, I reckon, something like that.

Q. Then the girl went out? A. Yes, sir; then the girl went out.

Q. Mr. Frank came and went out? A. No, sir, he called me up there then asked me was I there; I told him yes sir, I was about through now.

Q. Did he know whether you were through or not? A. I don't know, sir, whether he did or not.

Q. He gave you some money? A. He gave me half a dollar.

Q. And the other time they gave you but a quarter.

Q. Then you left? A. Yes, sir.

Q. Give the next time? A. Pretty hard for me to remember.

Q. It was Thanksgiving day, the next time, wasn't it? A. No, sir, it wasn't Thanksgiving day, the next time; I had

Based on the content of the text, it appears to be a transcript of a testimony or an interrogation, possibly related to a legal or criminal investigation. The questions and answers revolve around the actions and movements of individuals, specifically mentioning Mr. Frank's office and the witness's activities at certain times. The mention of money being given and the reference to specific times and locations suggest it could be related to a case involving Mr. Frank, potentially a historical legal document.